WorksheetsSoutheast Asia: Understanding our Past
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 2mins
The only country that had not ever been colonised by the Western powers was:
Brunei Darussalam
Singapore
Thailand
Malaysia
How many factors were there for the rise of nationalist movements in Southeast Asia?
2
3
4
5
1) Western Education: Local Southeast Asian went to study in European countries learnt about _____________.
Europe
Culture
Oppression
Freedom
2) National Interests: The ____________ occupation and the western powers did not properly care for the interests of the local people.
Japanese
Bruneian
European
Independence
3) The Japanese Role: The Japanese occupation during the ______________ promote the rise of nationalist spirit in S.E.A.
First World War
Second World War
Nipponisation
Pearl Harbour bombings
3) The Japanese Role: Asia for Asians - Japanese ______________ that brought new awareness for self-belonging.
Culture
Way of life
Nipponisation
Propaganda
The Philippines: Increase of Philippines __________ activities with the west led to coming of nationalism ideas from Europe and the USA.
trading
dancing
reading
fighting
The Philippines: In 1946, the Republic of Philippines became the first country in S.E.A to gain full independence, with _________ __________ as the 1st president.
Manuel Quezon
Manuel Garcia
Manual Roxas
Manuel Juanez
Indonesia: Rise of nationalism in Indonesia began in the 20th century because of economic ___________ by the Dutch.
benefit
advantage
reward
exploitation
Indonesia: Indonesia declared their independence on 17th August 1945, with ___________ as their 1st President.
Sukarno
Joko Widodo
Suharto
Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
Malaya: An independent council called the _____ __________ was set up to write the constitution of the Federation of Malaya, in preparation of independence from Britain.
Tujuh serangkai
Malayan Union
Jalur Merdeka
Reid Commission
Malaya: On 31st August 1957, Malaya achieved its independence with _____________________ as the 1st Prime Minister of Malaya.
Mahathir Bin Mohamad
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Enche Ibrahim
Tun Abdul Razak
